Zambia Two Rivers Safari

Safari Itinerary

Day 1: South Luangwa National Park

A short flight from Lusaka to Mfuwe where a representative will meet you.
A 1hr 30 min scenic drive to Nsefu Camp awaits.
The Nsefu area of South Luangwa offers phenomenal wildlife.
A late afternoon / early even game drive awaits.
Returning to Nsefu Camp for a scrumptious dinner and a night cap.
Overnight: Nsefu Camp

Day 2: South Luangwa National Park

Breakfast and a cup or two of coffee and off we go exploring.
Game drives and/ or walking safaris are on offer. - We highly recommend that you take on a walking safari.
Walking safari in the Luangwa are generally, easy and relaxed, nothing too strenuous
Overnight: Nsefu Camp

Day 3: South Luangwa National Park

After an early breakfast, we game walk (about 3 hours) to Tena Tena Camp.
Tena Tena Camp is located within the park itself on the banks of the Luangwa River.
From the camps main area, one can watch elephants, hippos, antelopes and even big cats (if you are lucky).
Lunch followed in time by an afternoon/ evening game drive.
Overnight: Tena Tena Camp

Day 4: South Luangwa National Park

Todays is Buca Buca day, we visit this spectacular lagoon in the morning.
Here at Buca Buca lagoon we sit and watch the wildlife come down to drink, fantastic sightings are on offer.
Lunch is either back at camp or a picnic lunch at the lagoon.
Afternoon and evening game drives or an afternoon walking safari awaits.
Overnight: Tena Tena Camp

Day 5: Lower Zambezi National Park

We leave the Luangwa on a flight to the Lower Zambezi National Park (1 hour 30 min).
The Lower Zambezi River, dotted with islands and huge acacia and sausage trees is our home from home for the next few days.
Game viewing here ranks up there with the best in Africa.
Arriving at Chiawa Camp we check in and head for a well-deserved lunch.
By river or by vehicle you afternoon game activities are going to be spectacular, either way.
Overnight: Chiawa Camp

Days 6-7: Lower Zambezi National Park

Numerous activities are on hand for you to choose from over the next two days.
From bush walks to game drives.
Canoe trips and river safaris.
As well as angling for the infamous tiger fish.
Overnight: Chiawa Camp

Day 8: Safari Ends

After breakfast and fond farewells, our safaris is nearly over.
A drive through the park to the airstrip to meet the plane taking you to Lusaka (30 min).

Luangwa Walking Safari

Zambia Classic Safari

Best of Zambia Safari

Gem Of Zambia Safari

Authentic Zambia Safari

Luxury For Less Safari

Highlights of Zambia

Zambia in a Week

Kasanka Bat Safari

Nkwali Camp

Nkwali Camp has been designed so that guests always look out - to the bush and to the Luangwa River. The land is superb game viewing country, with a beautiful area of ebony woodland and open grasslands. Elephants regularly cross the Luangwa, seen from the bar, or come to the waterhole near the thatched dining room.

Toka Leya Camp

Toka Leya Camp consisting of 12 spacious en-suite safari-style tents, is hidden on the banks of the Zambezi River in the western sector of the Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park, about 12km upstream from the Falls, offering spectacular views.

Lufupa Tented Camp

Lufupa Tented Camp is, without doubt, an intimate, personal camp that simply comprises of nine en-suite Meru-style tented units each with a wooden deck on which to contemplate the wide river view and the surrounding wildlife. Located in one of the more remote locations in Africa.

Kalamu Lagoon Camp

Positioned on a beautiful permanent lagoon just off the Luangwa River in the remote area of the South Luangwa National Park, imparting a feeling of remoteness and exclusivity. The Luamfwa Concession is located in the wild and uncrowded (with people that is!) southern sector of the Park.

Royal Livingstone Hotel

The Royal Livingstone Hotel, stretching along the banks of the Zambezi River, consists of a series of 17 colonial-style buildings with deep verandas, set amidst indigenous trees and plants is only a few steps from the mighty Zambezi.

Kapinga Camp

Kapinga Camp is situated in the extreme north of the Kafue National Park, and in the north-west corner of the Busanga Plains. The camp has been designed to blend in with the environment and natural products have been used as much as possible in the construction of the camp.

Kakuli Bush Camp

Kakuli Bush Camp is one of the few Zambian and Luangwa bush camps to open in February and March. At this time of year, the river is high, we gain access by boat and activities are either on the river or on foot in the drier, sandy areas that surround the camp, spectacular wildlife.